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iconoclastic

/aɪˌkɒn.əˈklæs.tɪk/

Traducción: Describe a una persona o idea que ataca o critica creencias o instituciones establecidas; que cuestiona o derriba tradiciones o dogmas arraigados.

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adjective

/aɪˌkɒn.əˈklæs.tɪk/C2formal
  • esDescribe a una persona o idea que ataca o critica creencias o instituciones establecidas; que cuestiona o derriba tradiciones o dogmas arraigados.

Describes a person or idea that attacks or criticizes cherished beliefs or institutions.

  1. Challenging established beliefsC1formal

    Characterized by attacking or criticizing traditional or widely accepted beliefs, customs, or institutions.

    esIconoclasta (que desafía creencias establecidas)

    • The artist's iconoclastic style shocked the traditional art world.
    • His iconoclastic views on education challenged the entire school system.
    • She wrote an iconoclastic article that criticized the government's policies.

    Sinónimosdissidentirreverentmavericknonconformistradicalrebelliousrevisionistsubversiveunconventional

    Antónimosconformistconservativeconventionaldogmaticorthodoxtraditionaltraditionalist

  2. Opposing religious imagesC2formal

    Relating to the destruction or rejection of religious images and icons, often associated with certain religious movements.

    esIconoclasta (oposición a las imágenes religiosas)

    • The iconoclastic movement in the Byzantine Empire led to the destruction of many religious artworks.
    • Some Islamic traditions are considered iconoclastic because they forbid the depiction of living beings.
    • The iconoclastic reformers removed all statues from the church.
Formas
  • more iconoclastic comparative form
  • most iconoclastic superlative form
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